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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1973
Page
10
Wisconsin and Illinois forecast show cloudy skies and mild to cool temperatures. Highs reach mid 40s to low 70s with rain or snow chances north and south. Extended outlook calls for snow possible Thursday and Friday, clearing Saturday. Names Bruce Solberg and David Meier appear with birth notices for November dates.
Long roster lists names of medical staff and patients at St. Clare Hospital including John J Blumer Danielle Wilson Ida Kolden and others across locations in Illinois and Wisconsin with sections for Surgical and Dismissals. The document itemizes numerous individuals by name and city including Beloit Oak Park Rockford Darlington and Winslow among others.
Public invited to a card party and cake walk at Green County Special Education School Saturday evening sponsored by Green County Assn for Retarded Children with admission of 1 dollar. Also an auction of hand craft items and food at Clarno Community Center Thursday sponsored by Clarno United Methodist Church.
J Jacob Voegels 86 of Belleville Orville C Zimmerman 88 of Rt 2 Durand IN and Henry G Springer Sr 77 of Milwaukee are listed in a local obituary notice detailing ages and locations.
Debra A. Hawthorn, 23, of Rt. 1, sustained heavy damage to her car after colliding with a cement mixer parked on Wis. 69 south of Melvin Rd during construction. The crash occurred at 5:58 p.m. Monday. she was treated at St. Clare Hospital for bumps on the head and abdominal bruises.
Sixty percent of Green County corn and soybeans are harvested with soybeans yielding about 30 bushels per acre and corn at 54 pounds per bushel. Moisture in new corn runs 19 to 20 percent, drying planned to 14 to 15 percent. Drought in the eastern part of the county hit in July. dairy herds fewer but more pigs on feed as farmers hold sows for farrowing due to strong market prices.
The Jaycees will honor the area's Outstanding Young Farmer and Outstanding Distinguished Citizen at 8 p.m. at Robbie's Yodel Club Thursday. OYF candidates are Henry DeHaan George Eichelkraut and Paul Zimmerman. ODC contenders include Charles Kammer Bernie Wilde and Walter Streiff. Ronald Darga of Nakoma Bank of Madison will speak. tickets available at the club entrance.
Monroe officials attend the Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois Law Enforcement Association meeting in Rockford Illinois. Attendees include Chief Dwight C Coplien Captain Kenneth Hendrickson and Sergeants Milford J Thompson and Leo W Haur. Guest speaker is Herbert Brown former Winnebago County sheriff and head of the Illinois Bureau of Investigation. The January meeting will be held in Monroe.
Rev. Richard N. Schlaefer, formerly assistant at St. Victor's Monroe, is named pastor of St. Patrick's Doylestown effective Nov. 29 by Bishop Cletus F. O'Donnell. He will be replaced at St. Francis Xavier Cross Plains by Rev. Thomas R. Doheny, now at Lake Mills. Rev. Dowd moves from Doylestown to Lake Mills succeeding Doheny. Father Schlaefer served at St. Victor's from 1951 to 1954.
A budget session of the Green County 5142 Unified Board and the County Finance Committee will convene at 8:30 Monday evening in the Circuit Court Room at the Court House. Chairman Mrs Allan Barnard announces Bruce Dechiene as the new program director. The meeting aims to finalize the 1974 budget and is open to the public.
A vehicle backed from a parking stall in the 1600 block of 10th Street struck a car parked by Kristine M. Schwend of 2514 16th Ave. James R. Wessels of McConnell, Ml., operated the first vehicle at 12:35 a.m. Sunday. Minor damage occurred to both vehicles and Wessels was charged with a traffic violation.
Melissa Leahy, 10, Belmont, is a surgical patient at St. Clare Hospital admitted Sunday. Lamont Turcotte, 2, 220 14th Ave, was dismissed Monday after a stay since Saturday for croup. Angela Rolli, nine weeks, 2011 15th Ave, admitted Sunday for an intestinal disturbance. Alan Cummins, 13, Rt. 1 Red Oak Illinois, entered St. Clare Hospital Sunday.
A five week Key Man Development Class for safety supervisory personnel begins at 7 pm on Wednesday at Monroe High School. Dick Mason of Beloit Corp leads the OSHA compliant program. Call Bernard Wiegel at 325-4160 or sign up at the first class. Paragons of local hospital news and business notices follow.
Richard Smith of Monticello area, 34, on a 160 acre dairy farm, is named recipient of the Outstanding Young Farmer Award by the Monticello Area Jaycees. He will receive a plaque at the Awards Banquet November 28 at The Casino.
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